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Page 24 BLACK HILLS PIONEER Dorsett announces employee of the month David M. Dorsett Regional Senior Care has recognized Sandra Walby, Certified Nursing Assistant, as its March Employee of the Month. She has been employed with the facility since December 2008. Courtesy photo PUZZLE FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 16 SPONSORED BY: LUEDERS FOOD CENTERS Memory Lane 100 Years ago 1910 The Monroe mill formerly know as the Caledonia mill of the Homestake company at Terraville will start dropping stamps today, being the fifth plant of the company to resume operations since the suspension last November. Sunday while running a motor between the Terra and Golden Gate shafts on the 300 level Eli Traut was knocked from the motor with such a force that three ribs were broken. The county commissioners yesterday approved the bonds of various banks that have been designated as depositories for county funds. 75 Years Ago 1936 A total of 4,691 books were borrowed from the Homestake Free library during the month of February according to the regular monthly report of the librarian Miss Werdna Lellar. The daily average circulation of books was 1MM and an average of 216 people visited the library daily, the report shows. A smart new shop devoted exclusively to women's shoes and accessories will open its door to the public at MQ30 o'clock Saturday morning at 719 West Main next door to the Smart Shop. The new store will be known as the Lead Bootery and will be operated by Mrs. Flora Lestle and her brother, Leonard Johnson. Despite the warm weather of the past few days, the ice in the American Legion Skating rink at Blacktail is in fine shape and the rink will be open for skating this afternoon and evening. 50 Years Ago 1960 The Deadwood Recreation Center will be discussed Tuesday at the regular luncheon Chamber of Commerce Robert Ruth, president announced . Tom Holt, director of the center will describe activities and progress of the center. Steve Nichols and A.E.Odell, both of Lead retired from active service with the Homstake Mining Company Monday. Nichol's continues Tuesday, March 16, 2010 Herseth Sandlin invites high school students to participate in congressional art competition WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Herseth Sandlin invited all South Dakota High School Students, including those in public, private, tribal and alternative schools or educational cooperatives, to participate in the annual Congressional Art Competition. The Congressional Art Competition is a national competition organiYed by Congress in partnership with state organiYations including the South Dakota Arts Council and South Dakotans for the Arts`South Dakota Alliance for Arts Education. “It is my great pleasure to invite all South Dakota high school students to take part in this annual competition,” Rep. Herseth Sandlin said. “ I am proud to sponsor this esteemed competition, and I hope our talented students from across the state will participate.” The Congressional Art Competition began in 19M2, providing members of Congress with an opportunity to recogniYe talent in their home districts. Since 19M2, more than 650,000 high school students have participated in the competition. Among the submissions, the first place winning entry will be displayed in the ]nited States Capitol Complex for one year and invited to a Congressional Reception to be held on June 17th, 2010 in Washington, DC to unveil their works. The second place winning entry will be displayed in Rep. Herseth Sandlin's Washington, DC office. The deadline for a high-resolution JPEG picture of the artwork along with a PDF of the student application form to be received by the South Dakota Arts Council is April 16, 2010. To receive guidelines and entry form please visit Rep. Herseth Sandlin's website by clicking here or going to www.hersethsandlin.house.gov or www.sdarts.org. If you have further questions, please contact Rebecca DallaGrana via e-mail at Rebecca.DallaGranaestate.sd.us. serve record is 31 years,7 months and 27 days. Odell's service record is 32 years M months and 20 days. A Civil Defense planning session will be held March 2 t 7Q30 p.m. at the Lawrence County courthouse in Deadwood it was announced by Richard T. McGrath, county civil Defense director. 25 Years Ago1985 First in a series of difficult decisions facing the Lead Deadwood Board of Education oldest wing of the Deadwood school complex will be demolished as soon as possible. The fir that blaYed through the Deadwood Junior High School and elementary Sunday destroyed many a textbook and student notebook. But thanks to local efforts, the much needed replacement of the teacher-student supplies may soon be piling up. Prayers for snow have been answered in abundance at Deer Mountain Ski Area. The slopes have received 1M inches of new snow to over the 30 inch base. 10 Years Ago 2000 Even though last weekend's winter storm dropped more than 1M inches of snow on the Northern Black Hills , area resorts have felt the pinch of less than normal amounts of the white money generator. Frawley Ranch Inc., got the approval from Lawrence county Planning and \oning Commission for a preliminary plat to add 21 new home sites for the 1992-approved Planned ]nit Development for the property. Sperfish High School seniors Megan Noem and Marie Christopherson were named winners of the Norwest Banks Community Scholarship Fund. Norwest Bank President John Senden of Spearfish presented the $1,000 awards. The scholarships are awarded to deserving students throughout the region who will attend an institution of higher learning in their home state area.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010 BLACK HILLS PIONEER Page 25 Spearfish Regional Hospital announces employee of the month Spearfish Regional Hospital has recognized Sara Wilson, Registered Nurse, as its March Employee of the Month. She has been employed with the facility since June 2005. Courtesy photo Winter hours M-Th 10-10 Fri. 10-11 • Sat. 9-11 Sun. 12-6 March Specials Prices Good through March 31st Burnett’s Vodka 1.75 ltr.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12.99 Phillips Candian Whiskey 1.75 ltr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13.99 WINE OF THE MONTH Petirrojo 750 ml (4 flavors).. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5.99 Did It Again! © IN-STORE SPECIALS Canadian Mist 1.75 ltr.. . . . . . . . . . $ 18.99 Yellowtail Wines 750 ml (10 flavors) . . . $ 6.99 1845 5th Ave. Belle Fourche 892-4125 Call Sue Cramer at 645-2391 Call Sue Cramer 605-645-2391 Pantry fund goes ‘over the top’ S[NARFIS\ ( After an intense fund raising campaign of Rust over four months, the Spearfish ?ommunity Food [antry has raised the ]Z5,000 that Bill alloB the organizaJ tion to move to a neB locaJ tion in the neOt feB months. [antry board members gathered Monday, March _, at the temporary pantry location to celebrate the achievement. ?itizens and organizations from throughout the commuJ nity have donated ]ZW,K_M.M7. Funds raised Bill alloB the pantry to remodel a portion of the Recreation Lunch and Learn program ?enter in north Spearfish and move to that location before summer. All funds beyond those needed for the remodelJ ing Bill be used to purchase food items for the needy. DFeHre so than7ful that everyone Bas so generous,I said Building ?ampaign ?hairman Beth Fal7er. DSo many people recognize the important role played by the food pantry, serving the needy citizens in the Spearfish and St. Pnge comJ munities.I The pantry lost its lease on South ?olorado Boulevard ST#R%IS ( Are you struggling to ma7e ends meet9 Is your budget getting harder to manage9 If so, you are not alone. ?ome ta7e a brea7, bring your lunch and learn some simple Bays to save money, live healthier and relieve stress during these difficult economic times. DEiving Right Fhen MoneyHs TightI Bill be offered durJ ing a lunch and learn program from K2 p.m. to K p.m. on Tuesday, March 2M, at the Meade ?ounty NOtension Pffice in Sturgis. There is no preJregistration necessary and no charge to attend. Bring your lunch and Roin usS The program is being sponsored by the South Da7ota State #niversity ?ooperative NOtension ServiceUEaBrence ?ounty. For more information please contact Deb Rombough at W05JWZ2JW200 or your local NOtension Pffice. last fall, necessitating the move to a temporary facility. Spearfish citizen Bob Myer came forBard and alloBed the pantry to temporarily lease a part of his Ramaac Building across from the Spearfish Falmart. The pantry board launched its campaign in bovember 200c and achieved its goal on March _, 20K0. Mayor derry Krambec7 and the ?ity of Spearfish played a critical role in providing a location for the pantry, as Bell as supJ porting the communityJBide fund raising campaign. The Black Hills Pioneer is expanding into Belle Fourche! If you or anyone you know has a news story, please email information & pictures to bellenews@bhpioneer.com
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